RAY M. PRESLEY
Ray M. Presley, 81, of Albion
Cross Roads, Pulaski RD#4
died Friday evening January
29, 1971 at Veteran's Administration
Hospital, Syracuse,
where he had been a patient five
days.
He was born in Sandy Creek.
He was an Army veteran, having
served in France during World
War I.
He was a former resident of
Fulton and the Dugway area.
He was an ardent hunter and
fisherman, a member of the
Pulaski VFW Post and the Church
of Christ.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Iva Becker Presley; three
sons, Raymond of Albany, Everett
of Rockville, Conn., and
Fay Presley; three daughters
Mrs. Max Halsey of Mexico,
Mrs. Robert Gyles of Cicero
and Mrs. Charles Webb on Memphis;
two brothers, Carl Presley
of Hannibal and Theodore
Mc Carthy of Fulton; two sisters
Mrs. Arthur Burt of Canastota
and Eva Presley; 15 grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
Services were Monday, February
1, 1971 at the Gibbs
Funeral, Home. Spring Burial
will be in the Dugway Cemetery
with full military honors.
Ray M. Presley, 81, of Albion
Cross Roads, Pulaski RD#4
died Friday evening January
29, 1971 at Veteran's Administration
Hospital, Syracuse,
where he had been a patient five
days.
He was born in Sandy Creek.
He was an Army veteran, having
served in France during World
War I.
He was a former resident of
Fulton and the Dugway area.
He was an ardent hunter and
fisherman, a member of the
Pulaski VFW Post and the Church
of Christ.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Iva Becker Presley; three
sons, Raymond of Albany, Everett
of Rockville, Conn., and
Fay Presley; three daughters
Mrs. Max Halsey of Mexico,
Mrs. Robert Gyles of Cicero
and Mrs. Charles Webb on Memphis;
two brothers, Carl Presley
of Hannibal and Theodore
Mc Carthy of Fulton; two sisters
Mrs. Arthur Burt of Canastota
and Eva Presley; 15 grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
Services were Monday, February
1, 1971 at the Gibbs
Funeral, Home. Spring Burial
will be in the Dugway Cemetery
with full military honors.
RAY M. PRESLEY
Ray M. Presley, 81, of Albion
Cross Roads, Pulaski RD#4
died Friday evening January
29, 1971 at Veteran's Administration
Hospital, Syracuse,
where he had been a patient five
days.
He was born in Sandy Creek.
He was an Army veteran, having
served in France during World
War I.
He was a former resident of
Fulton and the Dugway area.
He was an ardent hunter and
fisherman, a member of the
Pulaski VFW Post and the Church
of Christ.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Iva Becker Presley; three
sons, Raymond of Albany, Everett
of Rockville, Conn., and
Fay Presley; three daughters
Mrs. Max Halsey of Mexico,
Mrs. Robert Gyles of Cicero
and Mrs. Charles Webb on Memphis;
two brothers, Carl Presley
of Hannibal and Theodore
Mc Carthy of Fulton; two sisters
Mrs. Arthur Burt of Canastota
and Eva Presley; 15 grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
Services were Monday, February
1, 1971 at the Gibbs
Funeral, Home. Spring Burial
will be in the Dugway Cemetery
with full military honors.
Ray M. Presley, 81, of Albion
Cross Roads, Pulaski RD#4
died Friday evening January
29, 1971 at Veteran's Administration
Hospital, Syracuse,
where he had been a patient five
days.
He was born in Sandy Creek.
He was an Army veteran, having
served in France during World
War I.
He was a former resident of
Fulton and the Dugway area.
He was an ardent hunter and
fisherman, a member of the
Pulaski VFW Post and the Church
of Christ.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Iva Becker Presley; three
sons, Raymond of Albany, Everett
of Rockville, Conn., and
Fay Presley; three daughters
Mrs. Max Halsey of Mexico,
Mrs. Robert Gyles of Cicero
and Mrs. Charles Webb on Memphis;
two brothers, Carl Presley
of Hannibal and Theodore
Mc Carthy of Fulton; two sisters
Mrs. Arthur Burt of Canastota
and Eva Presley; 15 grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren.
Services were Monday, February
1, 1971 at the Gibbs
Funeral, Home. Spring Burial
will be in the Dugway Cemetery
with full military honors.
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